Ill Manors blog task: official websites

1) What examples can you find of the Ill Manors brand on the Ill Manors website homepage screengrab above?


     2) How does the website encourage the audience to buy or interact with Ill Manors products? on the website, they include stills and pictures of film and also find clips what is within the films, therefore, this allows the audience to see what a glimpse of what ill manors are and this interaction is a form pleasure that is achieved from being able to interact with the cast ad also the director.  

 3) Now, look at Plan B's official website. How does it use social media in terms of content and design? Why might the website designers have wanted to create the look and feel of a social networking site? I believe that they have done this to allow the fall of the narrative to connect to the and in order to this they must ensure that the design go hand in hand and with this razor blade a typical convention of this blade was when it was used to cut up cocaine and to move it side to side this use of blade could be a suggestion of tension in government owned areas; it being cut thin with a razor thin blade. 

 4) Scroll back through the wall to look at posts from around the release date of Ill Manors. How does this statement on Ill Manors link to other texts we have studied as part of this case study? Do you agree with his claim that he "won't justify" the riots? What does this statement suggest about the representation of young people in Plan B's film and music videos? This is in synergy with the tag London campaign as they are marketed it on social media by allowing the public to send in their own quotes on the film and in General and these were then publicised around central London.   

 5) Why do you think social media is overtaking official websites in terms of film promotion? I believe that social media is taking over official website and other websites that market films as they are now becoming obsolete to the audience therefore now it is more essential to advertise via social and in my opinion a film that is advertised has and advantage when advertising through these as they are saving money and will stay in budget; Ill Manors was also shot on a £100,000 budget meaning that they had to use an effective way in order to market the film in most cost effective way.  

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